well so far so good for gnome3,
I myself really like the overview you have from the activities since I have
problems recognizing those small icons for the running applications that
flashback provided, and for some reason, this is the first time I ever feel
that using multiple desktops
same problem as above
(which I guess is good)
Debian/Ubuntu isn't really the upstream of IceCat.
IceCat's direct upstream is Firefox, which is pulled down into Debian and
re-branded as IceWeasel. So for IceCat to get into Debian/Ubuntu this way,
the changes would have to be accepted upstream by Firefox. They would then
get pulled down
No, I've not removed any of the cards in the past. I also did not write the
/etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules file manually. It does state though
at the beginning of the file that Entries are automatically added by the
75-persistent-net-generator.rules file but I've been unable as
I'd recommend making a Gitorious repository so you can keep everything better
organized than having a bunch of archives on your web server. :-)
https://gitorious.org/
And, as forecast, it does not work with Linux-libre.
Applying freedom 2 to non-functional data is absurd
Are you writing that rms' arguments are absurd? I do not see anything
specific to functional data in his justification for freedom 2 (in my
previous post).
The profit earned should be directly proportional to the number of people
using
I configured my first kernels reading Gentoo's handbook:
https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Handbook:AMD64/Installation/Kernel#Default:_Manual_configuration
GNOME 3 respects the XDG Base Directory Specification:
http://standards.freedesktop.org/basedir-spec/basedir-spec-latest.html
The personal configuration files are in ~/.config
If you do not tell us what updates you do, we cannot help you.
http://www.linuxveda.com/2015/01/29/microsoft-invest-cyanogen-take-android-away-google/
I don't know how I missed this earlier, but Microsoft seems willing to dump
$70 million into Cyanogen. I know that getting Replicant on most phones is
impossible and some people go for Cyanogen instead.
Yes, it is contradicting in the case that the formatting would be correct ( I
just considered two different cases). Now the latter is correct. Whatever you
name your interface on that file should take effect.
Note: If the configuration file is correctly configured your Atheros
interface
Those are linkage errors.Try to erase the .o file ('make clean' probably does
the work) and recompile. If the problem persists, then you are missing
libraries.
Is there any who able to overcome this sync issue? Any workaround or
temporary solution?
I can't really help you with Atom as I had never heard of it prior to your
comment.
Unless you include an excerpt from this process directly from the command
line it is going to be hard to help you further than what I told you above.
yrk,
I looked some more at the GNU/hurd website, and it seems you need quite a lot
of time to play around with, and then you will be working on hurd and not
working as usual.
If only there was infinite time :)
When I upgraded my laptop from Trisquel 6.0 to 7.0 it changed my screen
resolution to the wrong size and now does not give me an option to change to
the correct size of 1366 x 768. It has an AMD graphics card installed. How
can I fix this.
If it's an AMD video card, you could try removing it and using the integrated
graphics controller instead. Would be especially helpful if your CPU is an
Intel CPU with Intel integrated graphics, as those are the best GPUs for
Linux-libre.
Does anyone know what would work and what would not switching to GNU/Hurd on
my Trisquel
I have
* gnome3
* atom text editor
* apache + mysql + php5 + mcrypt + gdimage
and then all the stuff that comes with Trisquel 7.
yep, the thing is,
that when I start atom from the shell, it doesn't block the shell as 'normal'
application does... and it doesn't output anything. so I don't see any error
messages at all from it. It is apparently supposed to write some messages to
it's internal debug console, but
Here's GNU on the subject https://gnu.org/gnu/gnu-linux-faq.html#justgnu
I do see your point though!
For the Trisquel laptop, install Popcorn Time. It'll allow her to ditch
Netflix. Note that Popcorn Time is pirating, and as such has a better
selection and interface than Netflix. You should use a VPN+Popcorn TIme.
and the right website for that is https://popcorntime.io
I see we have the same layout. :D
the libre part of the dev kit sdcc was actually in the trisquel
repository’s
i just used apt-get source sdcc
so it was very easy to compile
now i just need to find a replacement for the other
parts of the dev kit
also i discovered a command in the trisquel sdcc
that recommends non-free
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